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Sam Levinson's Series "The Idol" Receives Harsh Public Criticism
Sam Levinson's new controversial series "The Idol" starring Lily Rose Depp and The Weeknd debuts at Cannes despite public criticism.
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In this issue we discuss Sam Levinson's controversial new series "The Idol" starring Lily Rose Depp and The Weeknd, the Warner Bros. CEO facing criticism during a recent commencement speech, and why Khloé Kardashian is receiving backlash for her recent Instagram post.
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Khloé Kardashian Slammed for ‘Out of Touch’ and ‘Insensitive’ Wardrobe Choice in Instagram Post
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Khloé Kardashian was slammed by fans for her choice of a ‘tone deaf’ wardrobe on Instagram. The infamous quote comes from big sis Kim. In my best Kim K voice,” Khloé, 38, captioned a series of photos on Friday, May 19, wearing a white T-shirt featuring sister Kim Kardashian’s face plastered on the front with her infamous line, “Get your f–king ass up and work!”
Warner Bros. CEO David Zaslav Criticized For Boston University Commencement Speech Amid WGA Strike
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Warner Bros. CEO David Zaslav shipped up to Boston this past weekend to speak at Boston University’s commencement ceremony. The entertainment executive was promptly booed and protested at the ceremony, due to his apparent lack of cooperation with writers during the ongoing WGA Strike.
“The Idol” Receives Standing Ovation At Cannes Despite Public Criticism
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Sam Levinson’s latest HBO Max collaboration, "The Idol" has seen numerous delays amid public criticism of both the storyline and the behind-the-scenes creative process. Despite the difficulties, the first two episodes of the show, which stars Lily Rose Depp and Abel Tesfaye (The Weeknd) in the titular roles, premiered at Cannes to a standing ovation.
